How Blewit, VR and Robots help Men Masturbate Girls Cum and improves Male Sexual Health

Male masturbation is about to get a boost, puns not intended.

This as yet another company has made a masturbation product called Blewit, to help men to learn about Masturbation as explained in the article “Why don't men have good sex toys?”, published June 15, 2016 by Lux Alptraum, The Verge.

This latest stab at the male sex toy market, Blewit, which was designed by founder CT Schenk aims at making masturbation more about men learning about their bodies in a bid to encourage better sexual health. Blewit is designed to have a soft, textured inner sleeve but have an innocent hard outer shell.

It's designed to be easy to grip, easy to clean and doesn’t mimic any part of the body like the popular Fleshlight, which I’ve heard a lot about as described in the article “The Explosive Rise of Men's Sex Toys”, published MAY 19 2016 by Mish Barber Way, Broadly.

Because of this, it makes masturbation any place any time possible, as the Blewit doesn’t look like a sex toy but more like an oddly shaped water bottle. But most interesting is the marketing behind the Blewit.

No sexual imagery is used, as founder CT Schenk realizes that with so many women in the world, there's no need to use sexual imagery. Instead, the Blewit is packaged as a pleasure training device, designed to teach men how to have a good, hard erection. In the process, men learn to control their ejaculation and avoid early ejaculation, resulting in better, more long lasting sex with women.

Women and sexual toys - Dildoes and Strap on lead to marital bliss and lesbianism

This is becoming necessary, as more women are turning to sex toys, which are now slowly going mainstream.

No longer hidden in seedy sex shop, even here in Jamaica, many women can now shop online to get the length, shape and size they desire. They have a choice of hard and soft artificial penises, called dildoes, which may be battery operated or even come with electrical outlet power.

There are even vibrators, such as the Hermoine Way’s Vibease that can be controlled via your smartphone as described in my blog article entitled “How Hermione Way's Vibease smartphone Connected Bluetooth Vibrator revive Romance in tech-obsessed world”.

Because they can be controlled by a switch or even using your smartphone, women can literally control their sexual pleasure. In exploring their bodies in this way, they learn about what makes them come and for women who are married, this can lead to a more satisfying relationship.

They may also be less likely to cheat, given this device can deliver pleasure on tap. Just remember to clean and disinfect with isopropyl alcohol before use and while sharing as pointed out in the article “Your Sex Toys Need To Be Cleaned”, published Feb 22, 2016 by JOLIE KERR, Racked.

It may also be giving rise to an increased tendency towards lesbianism, given that fact that there are also strap on dildoes that lesbian women can use to pleasure themselves. Thus, they no longer need to play or finger their sexual organs; a strap on dildo can be used between two consenting women to experiment and mimic sexual pleasure with a man between themselves, with the option to swap roles.

Men and sexual toys - Masturbation Taboo in Jamaica as VR to the Rescue

Men on the other hand have been made to feel that masturbation is an indication that they are lonely and undesirable. Particularly in Jamaica, masturbation is a taboo topic often associate with homosexuality.

Ironically, the HWFMU (Hugh Wynter Fertility Management Unit) is offering Jamaican men up to US$1500 to produce sperm for screening to impregnate professional women as explained in my blog article entitled “US$1500 per month for Jamaican Sperm - HWFMU seeks College Jamaican Males for Professional Mothers in the Future”.

To do this, Jamaican men will have to basically masturbate into a device similar to the Blewit, something that most men are afraid to do, fearing stigmatization. VR (Virtual Reality) and sex with robotic prostitutes will make masturbation go mainstream by 2050 as predicted in “Sex robots to storm into the British bedroom within ten years”, published 9 JUNE 2016 by Henry Bodkin, UK Telegraph.

Hopefully these sexual product, rather than drive the sexes apart, will help to demystify sexual intercourse. This as it will help males self-educate themselves as they can explore their own sexuality and thus demystify male sexual self-stimulation.

In so doing, these sex toys like Blewit, combined with VR may go mainstream, even in a country like Jamaica where masturbation is often done but not seen as acceptable to admit. In the process, men may become more educated about their bodies and like women and their strap on dildoes, embrace their newfound sexual freedom.